It only took a year and a half of other than current social references which in a sitcom about politics and corruption makes it amazing that Trump was not mentioned until now. It comes in a tirade that Murphy has towards a woman whom she thinks is her new secretary, but instead what she receives is a subpoena. She's keeping a source in a serious news story confidential and is now facing prison time. When she shows up to serve her time, she discovers that it is nothing more than a security run country club. The matron looks more like a flight attendant than a prison official, and her fellow inmates are insider traders, embezzlers and a corrupt female politician. The women boast about finally doing what men have been doing for centuries, giving Murphy an insight to certain types of prison privileges for white collar crimes. The film opens with a still montage of the film "House of Women", giving one more "Another World" actress Constance Ford a little bit of screen time indirectly. Murphy gets a taste of her own medicine when she ends up as the warden's secretary. Trump is upstaged by a Leona Helmsley reference which made this work the 21 minutes of confinement.
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